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Early Computing: Crash Course Computer Science #1

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Computer Science - Annual Coding Competition

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Computer Science - Annual Coding Competition

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The Bebras Computing Challenge introduces computational thinking to students.
It is organized in over 60 countries and designed to get students all over the world excited about computing.
Last November over 365,000 students took part in the UK, and over 3 million worldwide.
Each participant answer questions that focus on computational and logical thinking.
It is completed online in your own school.

What teachers say about the challenge:
"I just want to say how much the children are enjoying this competition. It is the first year we have entered, and I have students aged 8 to 11 participating in my Computing lessons, with some of our older students also taking on the challenges. It is really helping to challenge their thinking, and they are showing great determination to try and complete each task! Also fantastic to find something that works on our iPads, as most puzzles of this kind are flash based."

"Our students completed the challenge this morning, I just wanted to say thank you for running this. It's a brilliant idea!"

2023 Bebras Statistics

* As this is a challenge, the majority of older students are not expected to solve all of the problems in 40 minutes!
** Students in the top 10% of each age group indicated are invited via their school to enter OUCC.
*** Qualifying SVI students can take part in the normal Seniors and Elite OUCC Challenge or the beta OUCC SVI (10-14) challenge. The beta SVI challenge will use the same style as Seniors but with more age-appropriate questions.

The Challenge is available for the following age groups:

* Kits and Castors can enter individually or as a small team (up to 4)

Anyone within these groups can participate; it does not matter if they are language students or born mathematicians! The questions only require thinking skills.

The aim of the Challenges:

Solve as many problems as you can in 40 minutes.
You are not expected to finish!

The problems come in three levels of difficulty: A, B and C.
The "A" problems are the easiest. "C" problems the hardest.
You can find a problem's difficulty in the problem overview before you click on it.
The difficulty of a problem determines how it will be scored.

The scoring rules are as follows:

Our Carbon Footprint:

Our computing based system requires no paper to be posted between schools and our offices as everything is done electronically. The data centre that hosts UK Bebras obtains its electricity from wind farms. When the wind doesn't blow the energy comes from the grid but when it does blow there is more than enough for the servers and the excess is returned to the grid. The net result is that UK Bebras is using 100% wind energy overall. The heat from cooling the servers, when everyone is beavering away, is used to heat buildings in the neighbourhood.

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Use computer science to explore, play, and create!

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Add you own voice to a national survey of regional dialects. Attempt the other tasks available.

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Your task is to research trench life in World War One. The First World War was from 1914-1918 and soldiers had to live in some of the worst conditions imaginable.

Here are some ideas.

You are a soldier, write a letter home. You must explain all the horrors you have seen but as the same time you must try to make your family worry as little as possible. You must try to put a positive slant on life in the trenches. Consider the type of language used when trying to reassure people that everything is fine.

Design an advert trying to encourage British soldiers to sign up for the war. Your poster must be eye catching and it must also have a message that will want people to sign up. You could try to make your reader feel patriotic or you could shame them into fighting.

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Choose a business to research.  This can be a small local shop, a large town centre retailer, a manufacturer, a small family business.  It may sell either products or services.

Find out as much as you can about the business and write a report.  You could include any or all of the following -

The location – why do you think it is located in its present position

Range of products/services -  Do you think this meets customer needs?  Do you think it could be improved?

Target market - Who are the main customers?

Staff – How many are employed?  What sort of jobs do they do?  Can you see any problems with staffing?

Marketing – What methods of advertising are used?  Do they use any special methods of promoting their products or increasing sales?

Manufacturing – How are products made? What types of machinery are used? How is quality checked?

Customer Service – How are customer’s problems dealt with?

Alternatively there may be other areas not listed above that you wish to investigate.

Remember you must introduce the work by stating what you are doing and giving brief details about the business and what it does.

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A collection of curated playlists for our most popular texts and topics, created by MASSOLIT.

This playlist covers the history of Germany from the Battle of Waterloo (1815) to the Reunification of Germany in 1990.

13 courses, 86 lectures

14:14:37

Dr Marcel Thomas, et al. (13 total)

In this set of courses, we focus on the first four Crusades, starting with from Pope Urban II's declaration of the First Crusade at the Council fo Clermont (1095) and ending with the crusaders' sack of Constantinople in the Fourth Crusade (1204).

9 courses, 38 lectures

5:54:19

Dr Nicholas Morton, et al. (9 total)

"To be, or not to be, that is the question." Find out the answer to that question and many more with our Hamlet playlist. Featuring forty-two lectures across four courses, this playlist explores the play act-by-act and scene-by-scene, as well as e...

4 courses, 34 lectures

5:22:51

Prof. Tiffany Stern, et al. (4 total)

This playlist brings together sixteen courses on the Tudors, covering the reigns of all five Tudor monarchs: Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I and Elizabeth I.

16 courses, 102 lectures

15:51:12

Dr Tracey Sowerby, et al. (16 total)

This Playlist brings together seven courses on the UK Government. Ideal for those taking Edexcel A Level Politics (9PL0).

7 courses, 34 lectures

5:03:17

Dr Patrick Diamond, et al. (7 total)

This playlist brings together a large number of courses on American History into one single collection. This playlist aims to give viewers a comprehensive history of the United States of America, from before European settlement well into the 21st ...

26 courses, 149 lectures

0:26:04

Prof. Stephen Rockwell, et al. (26 total)

How to perform good psychology research, from developing your initial idea to publishing your results.

10 courses, 57 lectures

8:13:54

Professor John Oates, et al. (10 total)

This Playlist brings together four courses on UK Core Political Ideas. Perfect for those studying Core Political Ideas for Component 1: UK Politics Edexcel A Level Politics 9PL0/01.

4 courses, 22 lectures

3:09:08

Prof. Jeremy Jennings, et al. (4 total)

This playlist brings together thirteen courses that explore the history of civil rights in the United States, from the development of the transatlantic slave trade in the late fifteenth century to the Civil Rights movement of the 1950s and 60s.

14 courses, 89 lectures

13:39:23

Dr Tom Davies, et al. (14 total)

This Playlist brings together five courses exploring religion and religious beliefs. Perfect for those studying the 'Religion, belief and faith' option for Component 03: Debates in contemporary society OCR Sociology - H180, H580.

7 courses, 39 lectures

6:18:15

Dr Paul-François Tremlett, et al. (7 total)

This Playlist brings together fourteen courses on everything from Galenism to the creation of Antibiotics and the NHS. Perfect for those studying the 'Medicine Through Time' option for GCSE History.

14 courses, 75 lectures

11:28:37

Prof. Miri Rubin, et al. (14 total)

The playlist brings together twelve courses on Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, and Virgil's Aeneid, perfect for those studying the 'World of the Hero' option for OCR A Level Classical Civilization.

12 courses, 65 lectures

10:25:10

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, et al. (12 total)

The playlist brings together twelve courses on the fall of the Roman Republic, perfect for those studying the 'Politics of the Late Republic' option for OCR A Level Classical Civilization.

12 courses, 64 lectures

11:27:31

Dr Ed Bispham, et al. (12 total)

This playlist brings together six courses on Webster's The Duchess of Malfi. The first three focus on the play directly, while the remaining three look at the broader literary, historical and cultural contexts of Jacobean tragedy.

6 courses, 51 lectures

10:49:21

Prof. John Lennard, et al. (6 total)

This playlist brings together ten courses that cover the history of Russia in the 20th century, from the 1905 Revolution to the Prague Spring of 1968.

10 courses, 62 lectures

12:09:28

Dr Andy Willimott, et al. (10 total)

This Playlist brings together multiple courses on the topic of Crime and Deviance explored in A-Level Sociology.

8 courses, 42 lectures

7:43:55

Dr David Scott, et al. (8 total)

This playlist brings together several courses on topics in health and clinical psychology, including anxiety, depression, OCD, schizophrenia, eating behaviour and stress.

12 courses, 63 lectures

8:57:11

Professor Marcus Munafò, et al. (12 total)

This playlist covers the history of China from the First Opium War (1839-42) to the handover of Hong Kong in 1997.

9 courses, 66 lectures

8:47:54

Prof. Michael Dillon, et al. (9 total)

This playlist brings together several courses on topics in moral philosophy, including utilitarianism, virtue ethics, meta-ethics, and Kantian deontological ethics.

6 courses, 38 lectures

6:06:23

Dr Claire Benn, et al. (6 total)

The playlist brings together five courses on the history of Athenian democracy, perfect for those studying the 'Democracy and the Athenians' option for OCR A Level Classical Civilization.

5 courses, 31 lectures

5:18:17

Dr Tom Hooper, et al. (5 total)

This playlist pulls together content relating to the the superpower struggle between the United States and the Soviet Union from 1945 to 1991.

7 courses, 43 lectures

6:26:28

Dr Mathias Haeussler, et al. (7 total)

This Playlist brings together eleven courses on UK Politics. Covering political parties, electoral systems, voting behaviour and the media this Playlist is ideal for those studying 'Political Participation' for Component 1: UK Politics Edexcel A L...

11 courses, 55 lectures

8:44:58

Dr Matt Beech, et al. (11 total)

The playlist brings together five courses on how the ancient Greeks thought about the gods, including oracles, hero cult, and the concept of polis religion, perfect for those studying the 'Greek Religion' option for OCR A Level Classical Civilizat...

5 courses, 26 lectures

3:54:18

Prof. Esther Eidinow, et al. (5 total)

This playlist brings together several courses on topics in social psychology, including obedience, conformity, prejudice, helping and help-seeking and the social cure.

11 courses, 63 lectures

9:14:39

Dr Juliet Wakefield, et al. (11 total)

The playlist brings together five courses on love and relationships in the ancient world, including courses on Sappho, Plato, and Seneca, perfect for those studying the 'Love and Relationships' option for OCR A Level Classical Civilization.

5 courses, 25 lectures

3:21:20

Prof. Catharine Edwards, et al. (5 total)

This Playlist brings together five courses on non-core political ideas.

5 courses, 38 lectures

4:12:37

Dr Shelley Budgeon, et al. (5 total)

This playlist covers a range of key issues and debates in Psychology, including the nature-nurture debate, individual versus situational factors in behaviour, and the role of cross-cultural psychological research.

10 courses, 54 lectures

8:50:50

Dr Lydia Kearney, et al. (10 total)

This playlist brings together several courses on the psychology of crime and criminal justice, including forensic psychology, criminal psychology and witness memory.

10 courses, 56 lectures

7:34:38

Professor Ciarán O'Keeffe, et al. (10 total)

The playlist brings together twelve courses on Sophocles, Euripides and Aristophanes, perfect for those studying the 'Greek Theatre' option for OCR A Level Classical Civilization.

12 courses, 76 lectures

10:39:06

Dr Rosie Wyles, et al. (12 total)

This playlist brings together seven courses on Shakespeare's Othello. The first few look at Othello directly, while the others provide historical, literary and cultural context.

7 courses, 67 lectures

12:45:44

Prof. John Lennard, et al. (7 total)

This playlist brings together seven courses on Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. The first three look at Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde directly, while the other four provide historical, literary and cultural context.

7 courses, 75 lectures

11:44:42

Prof. Nick Groom, et al. (7 total)

This playlist includes four courses on Bram Stoker's Dracula. The first two explore the novel directly, while the other two look at the context of Gothic writing and the supernatural in literature more broadly.

4 courses, 33 lectures

5:13:56

Prof. Nick Groom, et al. (4 total)

This Playlist brings together multiple courses on the topic of Marxist Sociology. Covering Marxist approaches to religion, education and more.

3 courses, 15 lectures

2:29:55

Dr Paul-François Tremlett, et al. (3 total)

This playlist brings together five courses on Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. The first two deal with the novella directly, while the other three explore genre of Gothic writing and the Romantic period in literature more broadly.

5 courses, 53 lectures

6:39:40

Dr Elly McCausland, et al. (5 total)

The playlist brings together three courses on the public image of Augustus, including his political career, his building works in the city of Rome, and his self-presentation on his coinage, perfect for those studying the 'Imperial Image' option fo...

3 courses, 25 lectures

3:13:46

Prof. Matthew Nicholls, et al. (3 total)

This Playlist brings together multiple courses looking at various sociological research methods. Perfect for those studying AQA Sociology '3.2 Research Methods'.

6 courses, 35 lectures

4:57:44

Prof. William Outhwaite, et al. (6 total)

This playlist brings together seven courses on Romantic Poetry. The first course explores Romanticism in depth through twelve lectures. The remaining six courses focus on the works of several Romantic poets of note (Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge, B...

7 courses, 48 lectures

6:51:10

Dr Tom Mole, et al. (7 total)

This Playlist brings together multiple courses exploring Charles Dickens' 1843 novella, A Christmas Carol.

4 courses, 34 lectures

5:50:54

Prof. John McRae, et al. (4 total)

This Playlist brings together multiple courses looking at gender and feminism in Sociology.

4 courses, 24 lectures

3:28:49

Prof. Gayle Letherby, et al. (4 total)

This playlist brings together several courses on topics in developmental psychology, including attachment, cognitive development, theory of mind and autism.

7 courses, 40 lectures

6:00:13

Prof. Peter Mitchell, et al. (7 total)

This playlist is comprised of topics from the Sports and Exercise psychology course from the OCR specification.

6 courses, 29 lectures

4:22:10

Dr Jamie Barker, et al. (6 total)

This Playlist brings together multiple courses on the topic of Families and Households in Sociology. Perfect for those studying A Level Sociology.

5 courses, 29 lectures

4:07:04

Dr Vicki Harman, et al. (5 total)

This playlist brings together seven courses on Victorian poetry. The first two provide a general introduction to the poetry of the Victorian period and how to read and analyse it. The next four courses focus on the work of several Victorian poets ...

7 courses, 70 lectures

10:50:41

Mr Clive Wilmer, et al. (7 total)

This Playlist brings together multiple courses on the topic of Globalisation and Development in Sociology.

5 courses, 27 lectures

4:52:32

Prof. Katie Willis, et al. (5 total)

This playlist brings together several courses on topics in biological psychology, including the brain, the nervous system and the endocrine system and aggression.

7 courses, 37 lectures

5:47:52

Mr Kevin Silber, et al. (7 total)

This playlist brings together course for the GCSE Crime and Punishment option.

2 courses, 11 lectures

1:52:22

Dr Clare Jackson, et al. (2 total)

This playlist brings together four courses on Shakespeare's Macbeth. The first two provide a detailed analysis of individual scenes and key themes in the play, while the other two look at the broader contexts of the supernatural in literature and ...

4 courses, 52 lectures

10:34:22

Prof. John McRae, et al. (4 total)

This playlist brings together six courses on Chaucer's Merchant's Tale. The first two look at the Merchant's Tale directly, while the other four provide historical, literary and cultural context.

6 courses, 50 lectures

7:08:52

Dr Carolyne Larrington, et al. (6 total)

This playlist brings together six courses on Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. The first three look at Romeo and Juliet directly, while the other three provide historical, literary and cultural context.

6 courses, 66 lectures

12:22:30

Prof. John Lennard, et al. (6 total)

This playlist brings together four courses on Shakespeare's King Lear. The first three look at the play directly, while the last provides historical, literary and cultural context.

4 courses, 57 lectures

10:00:12

Prof. Grace Ioppolo, et al. (4 total)

This Playlist brings together multiple courses on the US Supreme Court, US presidency, US politics. Perfect for those studying the 'Government and Politics of the USA' option at A Level.

6 courses, 31 lectures

5:20:25

Dr Jon Herbert, et al. (6 total)

This playlist brings together two courses on Descartes and Mind-Body Dualism. Perfect for those studying the 'Metaphysics of Mind' option for AQA A Level Philosophy.

2 courses, 12 lectures

1:59:02

Prof. John Cottingham, et al. (2 total)

This playlist brings together three courses on topics in Metaphysics of God.

3 courses, 14 lectures

2:07:28

Prof. Yujin Nagasawa, et al. (3 total)

This Playlist brings together two courses on Epistemology; the theory of knowledge. The first looks at the Philosophy of John Locke in detail, whilst the second covers three aspects of knowledge and belief.

2 courses, 12 lectures

2:25:36

Dr Barney Walker, et al. (2 total)

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Playlists bring together several courses relating to a single broad topic. Some of the playlists that already exist include Shakespearian tragedy, the history of China, and social psychology - but why not create your own?

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ActiveHistory provides educational, award-winning interactive simulations, decision-making games, self-marking quizzes, high-quality worksheets and detailed lesson plans for the history classroom. All resources have been designed by full-time history teacher Russel Tarr.
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You'll find games, trivia quizzes and help with map skills, plus you can delve into some fascinating topics about the world around you and find out how geography is evident in our day-to-day lives.

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Variety of games, and homework help for children about mapping and geography.